…the variation in vegetation structure. Nelleke de Weerd The Maashorst brings valuable experience in natural grazing processes – being one of the first sites in Europe to have European bison,…

…and communities by restoring connectivity and water flow. In 2022, such efforts focused on restoration key natural processes, such as flooding and also natural grazing, particularly on Ermakiv Island –…

…an extensive network of partners involved in both the theory and practice of different grazing systems,” says Helmer. The publication “Natural Grazing – Practices in the rewilding of cattle and…

…holistic nature-based solution Biodiversity collapse and climate change are inextricably linked, which means both issues need to be addressed simultaneously. Our future depend on the recovery of the natural world,…

…because of the many characteristics and effects of natural grazing. One of these characteristics is the fact that semi-natural grazers are hardly ever treated with insecticides against parasites. Due to…

…an important keystone species because of their natural grazing. Our approach to river restoration will help Sweden’s indigenous Sámi people continue practicing their traditional way of living.   Want to…

…Going forwards, a new management plan for the site will help to create a more functional and resilient forest, governed by natural processes such as decomposition and natural grazing.  …

…restoring natural grazing here with Tauros and Konik horses. The aim is to expand the area under natural grazing from 800 to almost 2,000 hectares in 2021, with these herbivores…

…natural forests and increased natural grazing, can help people and businesses by minimising the risk and impact of global warming-related events, such as floods, droughts, and outbreaks of disease and…

…– natural forests, complete with naturally occurring populations of free-roaming herbivores such as deer, bison and wild-living horses – could significantly mitigate our climate and biodiversity crises. A newly published…